Here is a post from last year but I think it is worth the reminder of why we do what we do.
I have struggled to write this post over the past few weeks. Not because I don’t have much to say on the subject of worship at camp, but because I don’t feel as though my words capture the importance of worship at camp.
If you were not at Senior Teen 2009 (or it’s been too long and you forgot) here is a quick review of last year’s craziness.
One Life…No Regrets, Mariah won an Ipod, Craig filmed the “life expectancy of a taco”, Jevaun was the best dressed hula dancer & Kyle had the best moves, Luau by the Lake, High School Musical cereal, “death ball”, Jackie, Shaugh & Jevaun volunteered to eat mystery items, You’re Beautiful & Cannons, American Idol…camp style, steal the bacon with the big ball, cup in the mouth relay, Communion in small groups, Ultimate at night, volleyball, waffle bar, homemade ice cream sandwiches, boathouse worship, God changed lives, the best staff ever, and so much more!
I can’t wait for this year’s list!
It is the middle of winter. Somehow the endless amounts of snow, the cold weather, and the flu like symptoms just won’t go away. Parents, teachers, and even friends are about to drive you past the point of no return. I bet you are longing for those warm summer days beside the cool sparkling lake. Do you have the desire to share your thoughts about God; your hurts; dreams; and struggles; with people who will listen? Does the thought of breaking a sweat while playing a stupid game bring those warm fuzzy feelings? Ok so maybe not that scenario, but when it comes down to it you miss camp.
I have struggled to write this post over the past few weeks. Not because I don’t have much to say on the subject of worship at camp, but because I don’t feel as though my words capture the importance of worship at camp.
I’m sure without much effort I could name your top song of Senior Teen 2009.
You know that song you immediately went home to download (legally of course). That song that every time you hear it, it brings a tear to your eye. That song that makes you long to go back to camp and to return to the presence of God.
The great thing about staying connected with each other via sites like facebook (and this new blog) is that camp memories never really fade away. We have loved reading your posts over the past few months that contain great camp references. Here are just a few of our favorite Senior Teen 2009 Memories.
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